#college-football

#college-football

"The play was stunning, one of the most improbable endings in college football history, as Auburn's Chris Davis raced 109 yards for a touchdown after Alabama kicker Adam Griffith was short on a 57-yard field goal attempt..."

Mullen's transition from coaching to a media role offers him unique experiences, allowing him to engage in college football without the pressures of coaching.

To illustrate, Helton stands up from the chair in his office and shows his preferred quarterback look -- a deliberate head turn to bark concise instructions and intentional pointing to check plays.

It's good to have a purpose in life. Conference USA's purpose is to serve as the official FBS welcome mat.

This fall, only five are scheduled: Iowa at Rutgers, Rutgers at Washington, Nebraska at Minnesota, Northwestern at USC and Minnesota at Oregon.

This class already has several five-stars who grab attention right away, including a quarterback commit who reminds us of one of the top quarterback prospects in the country.

"But Saban was unapologetically himself. And viewers embraced it."

Representative Fischer's bill aims to improve the college game day experience by prohibiting noon kickoffs, except for the traditionally sacred Ohio State vs. Michigan game.

The ACC generated $711 million in revenue for the 2023-24 academic year and distributed an average of $45 million to each of its 14 member schools.

"Kirby Smart's impressive record of 105-19 at Georgia showcases his ability to win consistently, placing him on track to surpass many coaching milestones in college football."

In College Park, opportunity knocks loudly. The Terrapins need someone who can bend the edge and change the course of a drive. Elee doesn't need to wait his turn—he may be the turn.

Frost, who previously achieved success with UCF, is back with a five-year, $22.1 million contract that incentivizes postseason appearances to enhance team performance.

Travelers can look forward to 14 new flight routes introduced for winter getaways, including popular destinations like Orlando, Palm Springs, and Nashville, operating Saturdays.

Colleges now compete for players as they can transfer repeatedly, creating a player-friendly environment that traditionalists find offensive and unsustainable.